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Forget stock-outs! Pezesha unlocks healthcare financing for African pharmacies & suppliers, fueling medical supply purchases, improved access, & business success.
Hela Money’s inclusion in the AWS Africa Fintech Accelerator program underscores its role as a frontrunner in Africa’s fintech sector, poised to leverage cutting-edge technology for financial empowerment across the continent.
A hypothetical week-long M-Pesa downtime could cause significant economic disruption and social inconvenience in Kenya, highlighting the critical role of M-Pesa in day-to-day transactions and the nation’s economy.
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Hela Money, Nairobi’s innovative blockchain fintech startup, is set to transform Africa’s financial sector. With support from Google for Startups, Hela Money aspires to be the MPESA of blockchain, offering groundbreaking solutions for Africa’s digital economy.
Discover Fingo, the Kenyan fintech startup founded in 2021, transforming financial services for African youth. Backed by Y Combinator and securing $4 million in seed funding, Fingo partners with Ecobank for a pan-African rollout, starting as Kenya’s first digital-only bank. Offering quick, digital banking solutions tailored for youth, Fingo is poised for significant growth.
